
'''
File                : config.py 

Start Date        : 19971211 

Description        : Eddie Software Config

$Id: config.py 885 2007-11-14 10:47:33Z zts $
'''

__version__ = '$Revision: 885 $'

__copyright__ = 'Copyright (c) Chris Miles 2004-2005'

__author__ = 'Chris Miles; Rod Telford'

__license__ = '''
    This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
    it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
    the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or
    (at your option) any later version.

    This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
    but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
    MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
    GNU General Public License for more details.

    You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
    along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
    Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin St, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA  02110-1301  USA
'''


# Python specific modules
import sys
import string
import os

# Eddie specific modules
import directive
import definition
import log
import utils
import eddieElvin4
import eddieSpread

# chris 2004-12-03: proc is optional; in fact it should not even be imported
#        and used in this way, so will have to fix this later.
try:
    import proc
except ImportError:
    pass

## Define exceptions
ParseFailure = 'ParseFailure'

############### DEFAULT SETTINGS ###################
##
## Scan Period in seconds (default is 10 minutes)
##
scanperiod = 10*60
scanperiodraw = '10m'

##
## Maximum number of threads Eddie will attempt to limit to.
## Set with NUMTHREADS in config.
##
num_threads = 10


##
## Default port to listen to console connections
##
consport=33343


##
## Constantly rescan config files for changes? True/False
## Set with RESCANCONFIGS in config.
##
rescan_configs = True


nrpeport=5666

####################################################


class Config:
    """The main Eddie configuration class."""

    def __init__(self, name, parent=None):
        if len(name) < 1:
            raise SyntaxError

        self.name = name
        self.type = "Config"
        self.display = 0        # flag to indicate if we have displayed some info about the config (ie: only display it once)

        # initialise our config lists/dicts
        self.groupDirectives = {}                # holds all directives for this group
        self.MDict = definition.MsgDict()        # object which holds all Message definitions
        if parent != None:
            self.MDict.update(parent.MDict)        # inherit parent M-tree

        self.aliasDict = {}                        # dictionary of ALIASes
        self.NDict = {}                                # dictionary of Notification definitions
        self.classDict = {}                        # dictionary of Class definitions

        self.groups = []
        self.configfiles = {}                        # dictionary of config file mtimes

        # Inherit parent properties if given
        self.parent = parent
        if parent != None:
            self.aliasDict.update(parent.aliasDict)
            self.NDict.update(parent.NDict)
            # TODO: copy ruleList and MDict too ?

    def __str__(self):
        """Display Config in readable format (ie: for debugging)."""

        str = "<Config name='%s' type='%s'" % (self.name, self.type)
        str = str + "\n\n groupDirectives: %s" % self.groupDirectives
        str = str + "\n\n groups:"
        for i in self.groups:
            str = str + " %s" % i
        str = str + "\n\n MDict:"
        for i in self.MDict.keys():
            str = str + " %s" % self.MDict[i]
        str = str + "\n\n aliasDict: %s" % self.aliasDict
        str = str + "\n\n NDict:"
        for i in self.NDict.keys():
            str = str + " %s" % self.NDict[i]
        str = str + "\n\n classDict: %s" % self.classDict
        str = str + "\n>"
        return str

    def newgroup(self, toklist, toktypes, parent=None):
        """Add new rules group."""

        # Require 3 tokens, ('group', <str>, ':')
        if len(toklist) < 3:
            raise ParseFailure, "Syntax error at group statement"

        # 3rd token must be a ':'
        if toklist[2] != ':':
            raise ParseFailure, "Expected ':', found '%s'" % toklist[2]

        # group name (2nd token) should be text (ie: token type 'NAME')
        if toktypes[1] != 'NAME':
            raise ParseFailure, "Unexpected group type, should be text"
        groupname = toklist[1]

        # duplicate group names not allowed at same level
        for i in parent.groups:
            if groupname == i.name:
                #raise ParseFailure, "Duplicate group name: %s" % (groupname)
                # chris 2002-12-24: if duplicate group names used, merge groups together
                log.log( "<config>newgroup(): merging group %s with previous definition" % (groupname), 8 )
                return i

        # Create new group
        newgroup = Config(groupname, parent)

        # Add to parent's group list
        if parent != None:
            parent.groups.append(newgroup)

        return newgroup


    def give(self, obj):
        """Object 'obj' is given to Config, and placed in the appropriate list."""

        if obj.type == 'N':
            self.NDict[obj.name] = obj
        elif obj.type == 'M':
            self.MDict[obj.name] = obj
        elif obj.type == 'ALIAS':
            self.aliasDict[obj.name] = obj.value
        elif obj.type == 'CLASS':
            self.classDict[obj.name] = obj.hosts
        elif obj.type in directives.keys():
            if obj.ID in self.groupDirectives.keys():
                raise ParseFailure, "Duplicate directive name: %s" % obj.ID
            # add directive
            self.groupDirectives[obj.ID] = obj
        else:
            #raise "Config.give(): Unknown object type %s" % obj
            # Don't want any object that doesn't match above
            return


    def checkfiles(self):
        """Check if any of the config or rules files have been modified."""

        for f in self.configfiles.keys():
            try:
                if os.stat(f)[8] != self.configfiles[f]:                # check mtime
                    return 1
            except os.error:
                if sys.exc_value == 'Connection timed out':
                    # can happen when files on NFS mounted filesystem
                    log.log( "<config>Config.checkfiles(): Timeout while trying to stat '%s' - skipping file checks."%(f), 5 )
                    return 0

        return 0


    def set_elvin(self, elvin):
        """Store the Elvin connection object, and pass through to other
        objects which need it (e.g., action module)."""

        self.elvin = elvin
        import action
        action.elvin = elvin

    def set_spread(self, spread):
        """Store the Spread connection object, and pass through to other
        objects which need it (e.g., action module)."""

        self.spread = spread
        import action
        action.spread = spread


##
## The base configoption class.  Derive all config options from this base class.
##
class ConfigOption:
    def __init__(self, list, typelist):
        self.basetype = 'ConfigOption'        # the object can know its own basetype
        self.type = list[0]                # the config option type of this instance


##
## CONFIGURATION OPTIONS
##

## SCANPERIOD - the time (in seconds) to pause between checks
class SCANPERIOD(ConfigOption):
    def __init__( self, list, typelist ):

        apply( ConfigOption.__init__, (self,list, typelist) )

        # if we don't have 3 or 4 elements ['SCANPERIOD', '=', <int>, [<char>,]] then raise an error
        if len(list) < 3 or len(list) > 4:
            raise ParseFailure, "SCANPERIOD definition has %d tokens when expecting 3 or 4" % len(list)

        # ok, value is 3rd[+4th] list element
        if len(list) == 3:
            value = list[2]
        else:
                value = list[2]+list[3]

        global scanperiodraw
        scanperiodraw = value                        # keep the raw scanperiod
        value = utils.val2secs( value )                # convert value to seconds
        if value > 0:
            global scanperiod
            scanperiod = value                        # set the config option
        log.log( "<config>SCANPERIOD(): scanperiod set to %s (%d seconds)." % (scanperiodraw, scanperiod), 8 )


## LOGFILE - where to store log messages
class LOGFILE(ConfigOption):
    def __init__( self, list, typelist ):
        apply( ConfigOption.__init__, (self,list, typelist) )

        # if we don't have 3 elements ['LOGFILE', '=', <val>] then raise an error
        if len(list) != 3:
            raise ParseFailure, "LOGFILE definition has %d tokens when expecting 3" % len(list)

        # ok, value is 3rd list element
        log.logfile = utils.stripquote(list[2])                        # set the config option
        log.log( "<config>LOGFILE(): logfile set to '%s'." % (log.logfile), 8 )



## LOGLEVEL - how much logging to do
class LOGLEVEL(ConfigOption):
    def __init__( self, list, typelist ):
        apply( ConfigOption.__init__, (self,list, typelist) )

        # if we don't have 3 elements ['LOGLEVEL', '=', <val>] then raise an error
        if len(list) != 3:
            raise ParseFailure, "LOGLEVEL definition has %d tokens when expecting 3" % len(list)

        # ok, value is 3rd list element
        log.loglevel = string.atoi(list[2])                # set the config option
        log.log( "<config>LOGLEVEL(): loglevel set to %d" % (log.loglevel), 8 )



## ADMIN - email address of Eddie administrator
# only currently supports 1 email address
# TODO: support more than 1 email address...
class ADMIN(ConfigOption):
    def __init__( self, list, typelist ):
        apply( ConfigOption.__init__, (self,list, typelist) )

        # if we don't have 3 elements ['ADMIN', '=', <str>] then
        # raise an error
        if len(list) != 3:
            raise ParseFailure, "ADMIN definition has %d tokens when expecting 3" % len(list)

        # ok, value is 3rd list element
        log.adminemail = utils.stripquote(list[2])                # set the config option
        log.log( "<config>ADMIN(): admin set to '%s'." % (log.adminemail), 8 )


## ADMINLEVEL - how much logging to send to admin
class ADMINLEVEL(ConfigOption):
    def __init__( self, list, typelist ):
        apply( ConfigOption.__init__, (self,list, typelist) )

        # if we don't have 3 elements ['ADMINLEVEL', '=', <val>] then
        # raise an error
        if len(list) != 3:
            raise ParseFailure, "ADMINLEVEL definition has %d tokens when expecting 3" % len(list)

        # ok, value is 3rd list element
        log.adminlevel = string.atoi(list[2])                # set the config option
        log.log( "<config>ADMINLEVEL(): adminlevel set to '%d'." % (log.adminlevel), 8 )


## ADMIN_NOTIFY - how often to send admin-logs to admin
class ADMIN_NOTIFY(ConfigOption):
    def __init__( self, list, typelist ):
        apply( ConfigOption.__init__, (self,list, typelist) )

        # if we don't have 3 or 4 elements ['ADMIN_NOTIFY', '=', <int>, [<char>,]] then raise an error
        if len(list) < 3 or len(list) > 4:
            raise ParseFailure, "ADMIN_NOTIFY definition has %d tokens when expecting 3 or 4" % len(list)

        # ok, value is 3rd[+4th] list element
        if len(list) == 3:
            rawval = list[2]
        else:
            rawval = list[2]+list[3]

        value = utils.val2secs( rawval )                # convert value to seconds
        if value > 0:
            log.admin_notify = value                # set the config option
        log.log( "<config>ADMIN_NOTIFY(): admin_notify set to %s (%d seconds)." % (rawval, log.admin_notify), 8 )


## INTERPRETERS - define the list of interpreters
class INTERPRETERS(ConfigOption):
    def __init__( self, list, typelist ):
        apply( ConfigOption.__init__, (self,list, typelist) )

        # if we don't have 3 elements ['INTERPRETERS', '=', <str>] then raise an error
        if len(list) != 3:
            raise ParseFailure, "INTERPRETERS definition has %d tokens when expecting 3" % len(list)

        value = utils.stripquote(list[2])
        # chris 2004-12-03: this is a terrible way to set interpreters
        #        TODO re-write this to interface with proc properly
        try:
            proc.interpreters = string.split(value, ',')
        except NameError:
            log.log( "<config>INTERPRETERS(): interpreters ignored - no proc module.", 5 )
        else:
            log.log( "<config>INTERPRETERS(): interpreters defined as '%s'." % (proc.interpreters), 8 )


## CLASS - define a class
class CLASS(ConfigOption):
    def __init__( self, list, typelist ):
        apply( ConfigOption.__init__, (self,list, typelist) )


        # if we don't have at least 4 elements ['CLASS', '=', <str>, [',', <str>, ...] ]
        # then raise an error
        if len(list) < 3:
            raise ParseFailure, "INTERPRETERS definition has %d tokens when expecting 3" % len(list)

        self.name = list[1]
        hosts = list[3:]                        # pull hosts out
        hosts = string.join(hosts, '')                # join all arguments
        hosts = utils.stripquote(hosts)        # in case the arguments are in quotes (optional)
        self.hosts = string.split(hosts, ',')        # finally, split into list of hosts

        log.log( "<config>CLASS(): class created %s:%s." % (self.name,self.hosts), 8 )


## ELVINURL - URL of Elvin server
class ELVINURL(ConfigOption):
    def __init__( self, list, typelist ):
        apply( ConfigOption.__init__, (self,list, typelist) )

        # if we don't have 3 elements ['ELVINURL', '=', <str>] then
        # raise an error
        if len(list) != 3:
            raise ParseFailure, "ELVINURL definition has %d tokens when expecting 3" % len(list)

        # ok, value is 3rd list element
        eddieElvin4.ELVINURL = utils.stripquote(list[2])                # set the config option
        log.log( "<config>ELVINURL(): elvin url set to '%s'." % (eddieElvin4.ELVINURL), 8 )


## ELVINSCOPE - Scope of Elvin server
class ELVINSCOPE(ConfigOption):
    def __init__( self, list, typelist ):
        apply( ConfigOption.__init__, (self,list, typelist) )

        # if we don't have 3 elements ['ELVINSCOPE', '=', <str>] then raise an error
        if len(list) != 3:
            raise ParseFailure, "ELVINSCOPE definition has %d tokens when expecting 3" % len(list)

        # ok, value is 3rd list element
        eddieElvin4.ELVINSCOPE = utils.stripquote(list[2])                # set the config option
        log.log( "<config>ELVINSCOPE(): elvin scope set to '%s'." % (eddieElvin4.ELVINSCOPE), 8 )


## NUMTHREADS - limit thread creation
class NUMTHREADS(ConfigOption):
    def __init__( self, list, typelist ):
        apply( ConfigOption.__init__, (self,list, typelist) )

        # if we don't have 3 elements ['NUMTHREADS', '=', <int>] then raise an error
        if len(list) != 3:
            raise ParseFailure, "NUMTHREADS definition has %d tokens when expecting 3" % len(list)

        # ok, value is 3rd list element
        global num_threads
        try:
           num_threads = int(list[2])                # set the config option
        except TypeError:                                # must be integer
            raise ParseFailure, "NUMTHREADS is not an integer, '%s'" % (list[2])

        log.log( "<config>NUMTHREADS: num_threads set to '%d'." % (num_threads), 8 )

class CONSOLE_PORT(ConfigOption):
    """Set the tcp port to listen on for console connections"""

    def __init__( self, list, typelist ):
        apply( ConfigOption.__init__, (self,list, typelist) )

        # if we don't have 3 elements ['CONSOLE_PORT', '=', <int>] then raise an error
        if len(list) != 3:
            raise ParseFailure, "CONSOLE_PORT definition has %d tokens when expecting 3" % len(list)

        # ok, value is 3rd list element
        global consport
        try:
            consport = int(list[2])                # set the config option
        except TypeError:                        # must be integer
            raise ParseFailure, "CONSOLE_PORT is not an integer, '%s'" % (list[2])

        if consport < 0:
            raise ParseFailure, "CONSOLE_PORT must be a positive integer, %d" % (consport)

        log.log( "<config>CONSOLE_PORT: consport set to '%d'." % (consport), 8 )

class NRPE_PORT(ConfigOption):
    """Set the tcp port to listen on for NRPE connections"""

    def __init__( self, list, typelist ):
	apply( ConfigOption.__init__, (self,list, typelist) )

	# if we don't have 3 elements ['CONSOLE_PORT', '=', <int>] then raise an error
	if len(list) != 3:
	    raise ParseFailure, "NRPE_PORT definition has %d tokens when expecting 3" % len(list)

	# ok, value is 3rd list element
	global nrpeport
	try:
	    nrpeport = int(list[2])		# set the config option
	except TypeError:			# must be integer
	    raise ParseFailure, "NRPE_PORT is not an integer, '%s'" % (list[2])

	if nrpeport < 0:
	    raise ParseFailure, "NRPE_PORT must be a positive integer, %d" % (consport)

	log.log("<config>NRPE_PORT: nrpeport set to '%d'."%nrpeport, 8)


class EMAIL_FROM(ConfigOption):
    """Set the From: address used by the email() action."""
    def __init__( self, list, typelist ):
        apply( ConfigOption.__init__, (self,list, typelist) )

        # if we don't have 3 elements ['EMAIL_FROM', '=', <string>] then raise an error
        if len(list) != 3:
            raise ParseFailure, "EMAIL_FROM definition has %d tokens when expecting 3" % len(list)

        utils.EMAIL_FROM = utils.stripquote(list[2])        # set for sendmail function to use

        log.log( "<config>EMAIL_FROM: email From: set to '%s'" % (utils.EMAIL_FROM), 8 )


class EMAIL_REPLYTO(ConfigOption):
    """Set the From: address used by the email() action."""
    def __init__( self, list, typelist ):
        apply( ConfigOption.__init__, (self,list, typelist) )

        # if we don't have 3 elements ['EMAIL_REPLYTO', '=', <string>] then raise an error
        if len(list) != 3:
            raise ParseFailure, "EMAIL_REPLYTO definition has %d tokens when expecting 3" % len(list)

        utils.EMAIL_REPLYTO = utils.stripquote(list[2])        # set for sendmail function to use

        log.log( "<config>EMAIL_REPLYTO: email From: set to '%s'" % (utils.EMAIL_REPLYTO), 8 )



class SENDMAIL(ConfigOption):
    """Set the location of the sendmail binary."""

    def __init__( self, list, typelist ):
        apply( ConfigOption.__init__, (self,list, typelist) )

        # if we don't have 3 elements ['SENDMAIL', '=', <string>] then raise an error
        if len(list) != 3:
            raise ParseFailure, "SENDMAIL definition has %d tokens when expecting 3" % len(list)

        utils.SENDMAIL = utils.stripquote(list[2])        # set for sendmail function to use
        utils.SENDMAIL_FUNCTION="sendmail_bin"                # set sendmail binary as default method

        log.log( "<config>SENDMAIL: set to '%s'" % (utils.SENDMAIL), 8 )



class SMTP_SERVERS(ConfigOption):
    """Set the names of the SMTP servers."""

    def __init__( self, list, typelist ):
        apply( ConfigOption.__init__, (self,list, typelist) )

        # if we don't have at least 3 elements ['SMTP_SERVERS', '=', <str>, [',', <str>, ...] ]
        # then raise an error
        if len(list) < 3:
            raise ParseFailure, "SMTP_SERVERS definition has %d tokens when expecting at least 3" % len(list)

        servers=",".join(list[2:])
        servers = utils.stripquote(servers)
        servlist = string.split(servers, ',')
        utils.SMTP_SERVERS=servlist
        utils.SENDMAIL_FUNCTION="sendmail_smtp"                # set smtp as default method

        log.log( "<config>SMTP_SERVERS: set to %s" % (", ".join(servlist)), 8 )



class WORKDIR(ConfigOption):
    """Set the location of the temporary work directory."""

    def __init__( self, list, typelist ):
        apply( ConfigOption.__init__, (self,list, typelist) )

        self.workdir = None

        # if we don't have 3 elements ['WORKDIR', '=', <str> ]
        # then raise an error
        if len(list) != 3:
            raise ParseFailure, "WORKDIR definition has %d tokens when expecting only 3" % len(list)
        if list[1] != '=':
            raise ParseFailure, "WORKDIR statement invalid"
        workdir = utils.stripquote(list[2])

        if os.path.isdir( workdir ):
            self.workdir = workdir
        else:
            try:
                os.makedirs( workdir, 0700 )        # create all dirs - access by user only
            except OSError, err:
                log.log( "<config>WORKDIR: cannot create '%s', %s" % (workdir, err), 4 )
            else:
                self.workdir = workdir
                log.log( "<config>WORKDIR: created WORKDIR '%s'" % (workdir), 8 )

        # set workdir location in utils module - utils.get_work_dir() is best way
        #  to retrieve this.  This isn't terribly elegant and needs to be re-written
        #  properly.
        utils.WORKDIR = self.workdir
        log.log( "<config>WORKDIR: set to '%s'" % (self.workdir), 8 )



class RESCANCONFIGS(ConfigOption):
    """Set the boolean indicating desire to constantly check for config file changes and reload."""

    def __init__( self, list, typelist ):
        apply( ConfigOption.__init__, (self,list, typelist) )

        # if we don't have 3 elements ['RESCANCONFIGS', '=', <val>] then
        # raise an error
        if len(list) != 3:
            raise ParseFailure, "RESCANCONFIGS definition has %d tokens when expecting 3" % len(list)

        # ok, value is 3rd list element
        global rescan_configs
        if str(list[2]) == '1' or str(list[2]).lower() == 'true' or str(list[2]).lower() == 'on':
            rescan_configs = True
        elif str(list[2]) == '0' or str(list[2]).lower() == 'false' or str(list[2]).lower() == 'off':
            rescan_configs = False
        else:
            raise ParseFailure, "RESCANCONFIGS must be True [1/True/on] or False [0/False/off]: '%s'" % (list[2])

        log.log( "<config>RESCANCONFIGS(): rescan_configs set to '%s'." % (rescan_configs), 8 )


## SPREADSERVER - hostname of Spread server
class SPREADSERVER(ConfigOption):
    def __init__( self, list, typelist ):
        apply( ConfigOption.__init__, (self,list, typelist) )

        # if we don't have 3 elements ['SPREADSERVER', '=', <str>] then
        # raise an error
        if len(list) != 3:
            raise ParseFailure, "SPREADSERVER definition has %d tokens when expecting 3" % len(list)
        
        # ok, value is 3rd list element
        eddieSpread.SPREADSERVER = utils.stripquote(list[2])                # set the config option
        log.log( "<config>SPREADSERVER(): Spread server set to '%s'." % (eddieSpread.SPREADSERVER), 8 )
    

## SPREADPORT - port of Spread server
class SPREADPORT(ConfigOption):
    def __init__( self, list, typelist ):
        apply( ConfigOption.__init__, (self,list, typelist) )

        # if we don't have 3 elements ['SPREADPORT', '=', <int>] then
        # raise an error
        if len(list) != 3:
            raise ParseFailure, "SPREADPORT definition has %d tokens when expecting 3" % len(list)
        
        # ok, value is 3rd list element
        eddieSpread.SPREADPORT = int(utils.stripquote(list[2]))                # set the config option
        log.log( "<config>SPREADPORT(): Spread port set to '%s'." % (eddieSpread.SPREADPORT), 8 )
    


def loadExtraDirectives( directivedir ):
    """Load extra directives from given directory.  Each file
    in this directory must be an importable (.py) Python module
    which contain directives (one or more) as classes."""

    oldsyspath = sys.path                        # save sys.path
    sys.path = [directivedir,] + sys.path        # restrict module path
    extradirectives = os.listdir(directivedir)
    for m in extradirectives:
        if m[-3:] == ".py":                        # only want ".py" files
            mname = m[:-3]                        # get module name
            exec "import %s"%(mname)                # import module
            exec "mobjs = dir(%s)"%(mname)        # list of module's objects
            for o in mobjs:                        # Cycle thru module's objects
                d = "%s.%s"%(mname,o)
                exec "dtype = type(%s)"%(d)        # Get object type
                if dtype == type(Config):        # only want "class" objects
                    exec "directives[o] = %s"%(d) # add to directives dict

    sys.path = oldsyspath                # restore module path

    #print "directives:",directives

    directives.update(directives)                # add new directives to directives table


##
## This is a list of known keywords we accept in Eddie config/rules files
##

## Just the directives:
## These are added dynamically when the program begins.
directives = {  
             }


## Just the definitions:
definitions = {
                "N"                : definition.N,
                "M"                : definition.M,
                "MSG"                : definition.MSG,
                "ALIAS"                : definition.ALIAS,
              }

## Just the settings:
settings = {
                "SCANPERIOD"        : SCANPERIOD,
                "LOGFILE"        : LOGFILE,
                "LOGLEVEL"        : LOGLEVEL,
                "ADMIN"                : ADMIN,
                "ADMINLEVEL"        : ADMINLEVEL,
                "ADMIN_NOTIFY"        : ADMIN_NOTIFY,
                "INTERPRETERS"        : INTERPRETERS,
                "CLASS"                : CLASS,
                "ELVINURL"        : ELVINURL,
                "ELVINSCOPE"        : ELVINSCOPE,
                "NUMTHREADS"        : NUMTHREADS,
                "CONSOLE_PORT"        : CONSOLE_PORT,
                "EMAIL_FROM"        : EMAIL_FROM,
                "EMAIL_REPLYTO"        : EMAIL_REPLYTO,
                "SENDMAIL"        : SENDMAIL,
                "SMTP_SERVERS"        : SMTP_SERVERS,
                "SPREADPORT"        : SPREADPORT,
                "SPREADSERVER"        : SPREADSERVER,
                "WORKDIR"        : WORKDIR,
                "RESCANCONFIGS"        : RESCANCONFIGS,
           }

## Join all the above dictionaries to make the total keywords dictionary
keywords = {}
#keywords.update(directives)
keywords.update(definitions)
keywords.update(settings)

##
## END - config.py
##
